Te Pae Roa 2040

Nau Mai, Haere mai ki Te Pae Roa 2040

Te Pae Roa 2040 was a conference for future leaders of whānau, hapu, iwi and all other Māori organisations to share their thinking on the legacy and future of Māori cultural, economic and social development. The hui commemorated 30 years since the inaugural Hui Taumata held in 1984 and looks forward another 26 years to the 200th anniversary of the Treaty of Waitangi.

Conference in review

Find out more about the conference, listen to speeches and view presentations on our review site.

Learning from the past

Professor Emeritus Sir Mason Durie

Te Pae Roa conference committee chair and former Deputy Vice-Chancellor Professor Emeritus Sir Mason Durie says the purpose of the hui is to focus on what the future might bring and how to get there. “It’s an opportunity to get a better understanding of Māori economic and cultural development and the future of Māori development in a range of areas.” Watch the "Learning from the past" video.

Dr Mereana Barrett

Mapping a pathway for Māori development

Malcolm Mulholland

Massey University research development adviser Malcolm Mulholland says Māori are at a pivotal point of development. He says Te Pae Roa 2040 is for anyone involved in Māori development from educationalists and environmentalists to policy analysts. Watch the "Mapping a pathway for Māori development" video.